Remortgage

Whether you are remortgaging to get a better mortgage rate, to consolidate debt or to simply generate some extra cash, it's important to know your options.

A quick remortgage is sometimes all you need to get out of a financial rut or to get you started on a bigger and better path! Remortgaging will prevent you from taking on a large repayment plan that can come with a secured personal loan. There are a variety of remortgage deals available depending on your circumstances.

Best Quote Mortgagescan help you find the Remortgage Deal that best suited to your needs.
How can you get the best Remortgage Deal? - Working with one of our preferred mortgage brokers! If you are interested in remortgaging in the UK, Best Quote Mortgages, we have access to the experience you need.

Instead of dealing with just one lender, i.e. your bank , we can access numerous lenders all at once. Our panel includes remortgage specialists, who can find you the deal best suited to your needs. Even if the best Remortgage deal is with your current bank, we will advise you.

If you are interested in remortgaging, please complete this short form for a free quote from one of our professional mortgage brokers.

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Remortgaging During the Credit Crunch

An estimated 1.4 million UK homeowners have fixed rate mortgage deals that will come to an end in 2008 and even more in 2009. This mean there will be a heightened amount of borrowers looking for replacement remortgage deals to avoid defaulting to lender standard variable rates. The worry is that these remortgage deals may not be available during this time of economic unrest.

The credit crunch makes is harder for lenders to find the cash to lend however, remortgaging doesn't usually involve increasing the total amount borrowed so unless borrowers have suddenly encountered significant credit problems, remortgaging shouldn't be a problem.

Subprime Remortgaging During the Credit Crunch

It is more difficult for those with adverse credit or those with an existing subprime mortgage to remortgage during the credit crunch. If you find yourself in this situation, it's best to speak with your lender or a broker as soon as possible to secure a new deal before defaulting onto your standard variable rate.

Be aware of all your options including all types of products. For example, you may be interested in a tracker mortgage. These loans are dependant on the Bank of England base rate. Basically if the base rate drops so will your interest rate and therefore, your monthly payments. However, if the base rate goes up, your interest rate will follow suit.